Special Session: Narrative is Leadership: Communicating Science Powerfully with the ABT Framework

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ABT: The three words that make your science unforgettable.

How much does your audience care about your work?

Your years of research, compressed into a presentation of a few minutes. How do you make it stick? How do you make your audience, specialists and non-specialists alike, care about your work? How can you communicate your scientific ideas more effectively?

The ABT framework is an established technique widely adopted by scientists, communicators, and policymakers worldwide.

Catch the three-part ABT workshop led by professional communicator Matthew David of the ABT Institute, where we learn and apply the ABT framework to communicate science powerfully: in your thesis defense, networking, grant proposals, or simply sharing your work with family.

Note this is a 3-part Workshop!

• The first class will be held via Zoom October 26 before the conference.

• The second class will be held in-person November 4 at MMM in Honolulu!

• The final class will be held via Zoom November 16 after the conference.

To register, select this option on the Conference registration form, or, if you have already registered, you can add it by emailing us at [email protected]. A $15 fee will apply.

Check out more about the ABT Framework here: https://abtnarrative.com/.

Chaired by: Cindi Dennis, NIST